The modern disaster management strategy is not post-disaster remedial state policies; it encompasses preventive and pre-disaster holistic social relations involving the state and civil society. In the study, Turkey’s disaster strategies will be examined in the scale of development plans around this approach, and the disaster strategy that dominates the state will be revealed and how and in what ways this strategy has been transformed in line with modern disaster management policies. In this context, the necessity of understanding the disaster management strategy as a social relationship, especially in the climate crisis conditions, and the transformation in public administration will be examined.